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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
PhIlatslahh, RiImmsan 4 BALTIMORE Rsilias'
MAY 18TH, 1887.

Trains Will leave Wilmington ~ foilow8.
Phitsdslphis !s1presSl, 2. ~; so, o@
| IL 80, l 80, 2 ~, 8 "a. o 20 and Z CO D. M
Accommodation, Q 10. I OF. I %, 10 e6 0. n =.
| 86, 00, 7 40, 9 30, 10 80 D. m.
For Onoeter (express). . 80. 7 30. 8 50 SIC
9T, II So, II 81 9. M, IL &C, ~, Q ~ and 10
Accommodation. . 20. 7 %, 7 os, SIS. 10 Il
| .. ~, 2 SIS, o.. I 40. o % and 10 az y. m.
New York, q 90, 81, ga. $50, 90, sE
10 o.. II 81 q. M. al2 20, l 80, 227 6 ~, "a "a
For West Ohestsr, via Lamokin. 40 enc
SIS q. m, 2 30 and 90 p. NJ.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate
stations, 7<2 q. NJ, IL IS and . a p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stadons. 10 q
Q. M, s 81 ana IL 8S p. m.
baltimore and Bay Limo, Is p. NJ.
Baltimore and Washington, l is, 1 %, q o.
10 os, II 90 q. M. IL 90, II IT, 2t2, AA4, 6 10
% 80 and rt6 p m.
Trains for Doisva-s Division leave for:
New Caetle, Q 90. 8 30 q. ~, IL 50, 2 30, Q 60
26 p. m. ana IL e6 night,
Georgetown and Loves, 8 60 .. m, snd 81
p. m.
For Rohoboth, 8 80 Q. m.
Seaford (ExproHs) 8 b0 .. m.
harrington, Ueinlar and way stations,8 SC
o. m, IA 81 p. 10.
Express for harrington. $50 p. m. Wa,
Express ior Dover. Harrington and Ds,
msr, IL OF night.
Franklin Uity, 8 80 q. m.
Express for Oaps Charles, Old Point Con
fort and Norfolk, II CO hight.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, foi
Wilmington ts1pressl, IL IS, 3 90. 72o, 727
10, 10 70, IL 10, IL b5 c. m, 2Io, So, t0T
4 30. D cs, 62l, COZ, 81, II 20 p. m
Accommodation, 90, 10 IS =. a.. ! 2S, az
{ 80. Q "a. 8 30 10 CO 10 ~ End IL az D. Ii.
Trsips r1arxed thus (s)aro limited expire;
upon which axtrS fare is charged.
j. X. WOOD.
General Passenger Agorts
OaAEI KS Il PUeH General Man1<sg
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

PoCHEsTK Err May 49, John L Sulli
van, with Pat Sheedy, his manager; La
blanche, the Marine, and several Other
pugilists of less note, arr we'd here from
Buffalo to day, Intending to give an ex
hibititn at the Casino Theatre. Las
week Mayor Parsons noticed advertise
ments of the affair and instructed tn,
Police De apartment not to allow it. To
day Sheedy applied for permission Of thu
Police Commissioners to give an exhibi
ton, but was told that BODY could no
differ from tie MAYOR. The Sullivan
party Determined 10 give the exhibition
at all hazards and went to the Casino
When thev reached there they were re
fused admis sion by detachment of pc
lice who mad cl sed the place. They 'N"r
started for the Clinton Rink, but wer;
again refused admission.
By this time the affair had attracted Il I
attention of the tougher element and ,
crowd of several hundred followed tn,
pugilsts about for some time, threaten
ing riot Finally Sullivan went 10 hi
hotel and the idea of giving show IL
Rochester was given up. Fearing trouble
the entire police force is on duty to night
The Mayors action is based on tn
ground that the exhibition was brutal an,
Immoral.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
They blended NOT entity

The Grand Jury or Monday found
separate bills Of Indictment sga!psi
Mary Hannah Tabos and George Fl,
Wilson for the murder of Wakefield
Gains on the 18th of last February. a
few min utss after the finding OF the bill
Wilson and Mrs. Tabts were arraigneo
separately and each pleaded not guilty.
The trial was fixed for the 31st irst.
William Adair and Charles Banner
were also arraigned for murder and
pleaded not guilty. Banner, who Is q
colored man, is charged with stnhbing
Charles Smith, colorej, In 81. Mary'e
street near Sixth. ON March IS last,
death resulting the second day there.
after. 1is trial is fixed for next Mon
day. Adsir also pleaded not guilty to
charge Of voluntary manelaughter,
based en- the game occurrence as Tx
charge OF murder against him. The
allegation is inst on the night Of March
S3 last he entered the rom OF Mre.
Theiesa Weist with fslobi3us intent,
and thereby frightened her to death,
His trial lie h1sd for the 31s: Lnstart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
A Fight With q Maniac

NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-on Saturday
night Raymond Butsch, overseer of tht
Woodlawn pl antat.on, Piaquemire pa
Iish, forty miles below this city, was shot
through both legs by an insane man
named Ed. Williams. This morning the
Sheriff of Plaquemlne parish, accom-
panied by George Osmond, editor of the
Plaquemine Protector, started out TO ar.
rest the maniac. When they approached
Williams he opened fire upon them, shoot
ing Csmond through the neck, and it is
thought fatally iDiuring him. The Sher-
if then pursued the maniac, who took
refuge in his no The house was then
set on fiIe In order to dislodge Williams
and when he came out to get water to ex
tiuguish the flame, he was shot dead BY
re Sheriff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
FOURTH EDITION
Dosth OF John j. ThurIow.

John j. Thurlow died at his residence
in the town Of Tburlow. Delaware
County, Pa, on Sunday morning. In
the 93d year of his age. 30 Was ma.
tive of Yorkshire, England, and came
10 this country in 1919. Soon after his
arrival he purchased farm ut Newport
and engaged In keeping . public house.
In 1928 he removed to Chester, VIII BRO
he engaged In the same business, and
also establiahed line OF stages bet een
Philadelphia and Baltimore. He also
aided In constructing the Beading cana ,
the Spruce street tunnel TO. the Penn-
sylvania Railroad Company, and built
over eleven miles Of the p, w. q B.
Railroad.
Having accumulated quite . snug
fortune he purchased farm, aud sur
rounded by his family continued to re.
side on 1t and enjoy the comforts of this
life. Additional interest given to tho
passing away OF this patriarch Is the
fact that Augustus Lane, most OF whose
relatives reside In our city, married tho
'srandaug hter Of tic deceased. and his
little ones constituted the fourth gene
ration that enjoyed the comforts Of the
old family mansion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Dots.
Pure pepper and spice, at CTlpHa
n .,.AAk

OoLhs
Pure pepper and spices ut Crlpsa|
5 East Second street.
Save money ard buv your cr,cs,t
|ot Geo. A. Taylor, N. e COZ. Tlrl a
King streets.
The Won Culin family, who rnovI
to California two years agc, have
turned to d ilaware City.
Allen Speakman lie spok - o by 4
Democrats in the Filth wa:d sJs Cd
didats for Council.
have just received q rev ln7oics
very elegant new teas. the beh wa ~
| { ffered Tor the money. C.ipp'n, s e.
Second street.
] 8ta.e Auditor James q. Bogce is
this city to-day, and will r,main [
morrow, for the purpose Of te'ili1
with this school commissioners
this part Of the county.
DR.. Crawford, Of Appoqu,nimiI
Hundred, visited our city tubs nornln'
He Is ono of the old residents, rapkil
among the frat men In that sectional
q few years ago was honored By 81 ele
tlon to the Legislature for one term.
Frederick McKonsey, WHO for teyel
years has been q printer in the ttice
the Delaware Ledger, at Newark, D
retired, with the intention OF oe7olll
his time to tho interests OF the 20
Templars and also TO studies piepai
tory for the ministry.
Com Dlaint Ia made of want ot Ilg
on the new foot bridge across The bfs
4 dywine, and at the sppIoacfts' anu
is probable that the Lamp Coumitl
| OF Council will be asked to take Sol
i action In the matter.
Last Sunday B. Frank McDan
rode a bicycle to Dover arc eacL,
l 6is'npnn Of leo miles, In eleven h %s
and ff y MINUTES running t'rie. III II,
far this year Mr. Mcdaniel mas ''''e'
/ 1o0 miles on tho bicycle.
Every lady should read Rev. haq y,
10. Peters sermon on "AiIIlai
| across the river" and then cehs .an,
an op7n insul. for 8 man 10 pIop'
n marriage in Camden, for I'M: p'y,
he is Q .nsr ashamed OF himse" ci y
When the telephone linemen Wua "a.
the cable at Third atreet Dridae so ..
bdsy, fl caused the FIRE alarm, ,lo :, !"
Eof which was connected Win ~
tstris an alarm frcm box ~, lnu
superintendent gives notice tha' W.
iii be out Of service until tIs iep'
| to the cable nre completed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Braxen. faced Thieves.

About 3 o'clock last Tuesday after
noon oolored boy living near Mill
town, Mill Greek Hundred, came to the
residence of Joseph W. Derrickson
begging. While the housekeeper was
in the cellar getting something for him
to eat, he stole q porcelain kettle OF
rhubarb, put 1t in his wagon and drove
loft with It, When Mr.. Derrickson
came home from market and heard OF
the actions OF the thief, he started to
hunt him up but could not come across
him until he had gone the third time,
when he found him.
After considerable questioning he
admitted his guilt. The stolen property
was found alongside the creek under
some brush.
Another thief lives near White Clay
Creek Church, who has grown too fond
OF Mr.. Murray's eggs aud chickens.
This thief does not seem to know the
danger be is in, az Mr.. Murray has
made up his mind 10 give him q warm
reception, rs he Is getting tired OF these
unauthorized visits to his hennery. Hs
advises other people to keep o sharp
lookout for coons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

am selling the following well known
brands OF flour very reasonable: VIM
Lea & Son g -four, Jones' Hungarian,
"PillsbuIy Best" cold Medal,
Christian Bros "Best." Tay lor's pat
ent," "Pr!de CT Delaware" tho cele
brated 1 K L., Smiths "White wn,
"Fairy Queen." The above are Of &C
knowled ged standard excellence tn,
world over. Thomas W. Steward
Fourth and King; entrance on Fourth
street. Telephone No. 408.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
FIFTH EDITI5N


Court rccou veusd a, IN ~,
assoc Houston and PayS Sa.'p ~,
A jury was drawn and a.
phiip II. aud Emma A rue r1 c,ss
henry Churchman was tal olsfk
trial, with Benjamin Nields Ash 10
STAFFORD, Esqs., for the pla,n "us, L.
ant. Aux 'ae deisj
This Is an action to reoove,
for Injuries 10 the amour, ot s Una ,n9
the plaintlfs' land, situa,aa' .otuv
Christlana river, BY fssIua near
part OF tho defendant, in the vl, W.
spring OF 1885, 10 keen; the " ..,ss
hanks or dy kes along the river IN ~
aud also by wilfully cutting sn.s ,I ~
thereby causing the 200 acre, ~ sanl
belonging to Mrs. CLARK TO he oval -,
ed and rendered useless This oSe,n1
prevented the plaintiff rsisin u0 40, y
which would have nettsd ber M ny
than $40 600, but also permanent, W.. !
jured the land. 'HHy
Tbs case was opened to ,bs inns
Mr.. Ntelds after which the ct 10y
tion OF witnesses for the deieoso !
commenced. 'u'o
Abraham Cannon was svor, :.
testified that on the 5rh Of nov, y y
tenn Der he will be 81 years old ~ =,
lived In the neighborhood fl. .,
years and knows OF the land q a. ~
CLARK and Mr.. Churchman. md = !
some knowledge of a bank "u
Churchman's land for tho last "a n,
yeare. This bank was for ths nrv,,
Of keeping the waters Of the G, r i,,,,.
river eff the adjoining lands. ''
David Morrison tsstififd tba,ho :.
years old In September Of thu 20,
and has known Of these banks fl, ,
past so y ears. IVA
Josiah Lakens testified that hs /.
years OF age, and has known NJ N,
Clsrk's and Mr.. Churchman'S tar1
for the past 40 years. He knew Of
bank spoken Of, and knew that IL ,
for the purpose Of keeping the wa,y1
the farms.
John Quits Clark testified th.. b,
. ron OF the plaintiff, tmms A, Cl,I
and kDowe Of these banks. When N
wero cue the entire eco acres OF land
longing to his mother was ove,l;v1
especially OF high tide. This wa, B
most valuable land on the farm, but \
fac, OF its being over fl owed pieyeu1
their using it OF all. They usually h
abont 200 tors OF hay of this rrouud
the sam mer, and about 100 tons In 4
fall. These crops came off asou. \
acres OF the tract. aud tho other
acres being used for pasture LANDS. n
wttneas Is SO years old, ard in)ws|
these banks for the past 10 years.
MIR. Clark was subjected to a lo}
and searching cross.exsmination
Mr.. Higgins, and 8 redirec. eximid
'tlon by Mr.. Nields. A. IL 80 o'clol
Court took a recess until 8 O'Clock ID
afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Severe A mlctl On.

John H. Frazer, Esq, but about three
weeks ago buried his father, hut nov h,
Ia undergoing the terrible 6oable afiitc
ton Of the death Of his mother and his
wife. His mother died Mt Glasgow on
Saturday aud was buried to day, and
hts wife died on Sunday and will be
very near and dear relatives within q
year. Mr.. Frazer's wife will lie taken
to Glasgow TO morrow for intermeut in
place. Mr.. Frazer Is entitled to and
will receive the sincere sympatbies Of q
sympathetic public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Did the Woman shoot Him?

TYRONE, Pa, May 16 jacob Bower,
q conductor on the Beech Creek Rail-
road, was found dead at 8 80 O'Clock
last night near Phillipsburg, Centre
County, With bullet hole in the back
OF his Lead. he had beea IN company
o short time before with young woman
whom he was paying attention to
named Maggie MCCAIN. She was ar
rested on suspicion Of having com
mitted the dsed In fl Of jealousy,
although she claims that he shot him
self. But the fact that he was shot In
the back Of the head disproves this
story.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
NIissiDg Isoys.

HUGH saville, aged II, son Of 'o 0u|
i s.vllle, 412 Spruce street. o aS|
Harry MeQaillAn. aged 10; sG ,ns o. . nes
10. McQail.an, 715 East Taira l.s s,,Ss|
were seen about 9 O'Clock ye ss cou
afternoon at the West YARD, ~ n I ho1
PONY with a couple of . co ore" ant AM
who go by the name OF "Ms.h han. h
|"Jsrdy." The latter are asea ~ ~ nd
aud II respectively. The oo!s ,s nns wel
been seen in this city since 'n''
seeD at the West Yard. ..,A,no abori
They were overheard ts a IL IL SUI
going to Middletown, ana ,rduce
s Io,"a h i"s boys to 60 with them as dsn
me t sa w 10 p boys RE very much o US1
cerned about their chlldrel: rsf'rmatie
be v4ry thankful for any ln soms'
tnat will lead 10 their return nol''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
BOY Drowned.

Jerry Recd, o colored boy res iding at
Christian village, while fishing ON the
banks O. the canal near Delaware City,
On Monday, accidentally fell into the
water and drowned. His body Was rs.
covered and telegram was immedi-
|stely cent to his friends notifying them
OF the sad occurrence. On TIER arrival
the body WAS placed Ia their charge,
when they to3k II to their home for in.
tstIneh..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Eehearsa, of "oueen Esther. "

The lasi evening rehearsal of the can
tsta Of "Queen Esther" was held in the
Opera House last night, aud was de
cided euccess Everything now points
to q most successful rem 1ition of tt II
beautiful captata. A full drese rebeai
cal and the last to be held will tai
place tomorrow afternoon Those wbt
have failed to secure reserved seats Col
yet secure them, az there aIe about o.
hundred still unreserved for each nigh
Holders of general admission tickets
the down stairs can secure choice ses
In the gallery without extra charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
DIEx.

| ANDERSON-1n Philadelphia. on the let
| instant, JuIis M. vie o A. J. Anders0
| and oldest daughter Of Mrs. M. A. CorsoI
| The relatives AID ir ends of tho famiI
Parish street at 10 &. IN. On Wednesday, tn
18th inst. lntermoDt IL the Wilmington an
Brsnoywine Cemetery, Wilmington, Del
on arrival of train leaving broad street STA
tion at IL. Is q. N.
FREESE.-On May 18th, Sarah Freesc
widow Of the late Zenss Freeso, aged IT
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vlted to attend the funeral FROM the resi-
denco Of James Smith, 305 shipley street, on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Kiverview cemetery.
SrUART.-On the 18Th inst, Mary L.
daughter OF Joseph and Sailie stuart
aged 81 years, months and 10 days
Relatives ana friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from tho res.
nence o! her parents, NO. 6i7 Eas. Ffftf
street, on Wed nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Interment at Asbury cemetery.
Jesus while our hoartB are bleeding
Ger tho SPOTS that death has w,n,
We would at this solemn meeting
Calmly say Thy will be done.
Though cast down, we'rs not forsaIcn,
Though afii cted not alone,
Thou did'st give and Thou has taken,
Blessed Lord, Thy will be done.
~ Nv NlNbs--ku tElb Cltys VII tHo lUtu Inst
Emma p, daughter OF James ". and
FL zabeth +. Downing, aged q years.
Relatives and friends OF the faulty are in
vited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, 42l T. Third street, on Wedpesd ay
afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK. Services at the house
lnterment at the Wilmington and Brandy
win cemetery.
Kiss me whom my spirit tilos,
Let the beauty Of youre:es
Beam along the waves Of death,
While draw my parting breath,
And am borne to yondef shore
Where tho pillows beet no more,
And tho Doces Of endless spring
Through the groves immortal ring.
lam g"irS home tonight,
Out OF blindness into sight,
Out Of weakness, war aud pain,
Into power and peace again;
Out Of winter gale and gloom,
Into sum u or breath and bloom,
From tho acderiDgs Of the past,
am going homo at last.
Kiss my lips ana let mo 20,
Nearer swell the solemn flow
Or ths wondrous stream that rolls
By the border land OF souls;
l can catch sweet strains OF songs
Floating from the distant throngs,
And can feel the tolcn Of handa
Reaching out from angel bands.
Peacefully Stun her. oh weary one,
Thy Journey is ended, thy work is done,
Jesus hath cGllea you to dwell evermoro.
In that bright happy land, whore suiisI.ne
and d:ath are 10 more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

8 rbs. OF pine honey. 10c. per 10.
Large lot Of preserves In 10.D.
buckets, 75c.
Sacrifice Of jelly in glass sugar
bowls, spoon holders, ct 15c.
Sacrifice OF jelly in wine glass, &c.
each.
Sacrifice of jelly In horse shoe tum.
blers, Sc.
Immense bottles Of elegant ketchup
at &c.
A splendid sugar OF 4]5c. per ID.
2gal. buckets chow chow, 500. o
bucket.
A bargain in paper buckets. only zoe.
Large kits OF mackesel q, 80c. per X 1t.
3 fbs. pared peaches, 25c
Observe the name and unmbe
DEvERELL BROS, 8 e. Fourth st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

Harlan Leroy Cloud, a handsome
little boy years of age, had six well
developed COINS removed by DR.. Du
pree, the great foot doctor, ct 6l3 Mar
ket street yesterday. There was not the
least pain attending it, and the little
fellow seemed proud OF the achieve
soma who would like to have their sore
feet cured, bat are''afrai6 1t will hurt. u
Where they get such All idea is ny 8
terry, for even if they were asleep I'll,
treatment would not waken them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Municipal Court O"e0D

At last evenings session OF i Mcf1Iol
nicipal Court, the case OF J hsso charge
s KEY th saa session With the rs ss' s
q. G assuat him being eonS s 70
s ~Ss att at tbu ~ june Eesslcn of tho Mu'''
pal Court. patr,ck Kecne q
xiii xiii e. each Other: They we're 'ng a1 s he
held in $500 10. q further hs@i
n A. sSis mornings qessiCr, ~ fnr bsin
Aiesnnder CLARK was nss ear mi, hi e7si
drunk, and rsmand,d ~, nr 1ae, tD'o 50
ing. William Walsh ios sn N DAYS.
sent over 10 New Castle Tor - e~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
EDITION,

II He Married His GRAND mother or Doc
tor airy Walker It Wouldn't Great.
as Much Excitemcrt.
1t is really remarkable what pleasur,
. mother or father can create in a child
AL they have an occasion to DO Is Il
take him down to the great 'GranC
Central Clothing DEPOT" Fifth ant
Market streets, apd bny him one o
those dollar suite, q better ore for 81. 80
. prcttier Que Tor Sl.S7, o pobbler on,
for SO 81 and from that price up t
1925 for tho grandest and best cult o
clothes IN the market Eoery pur
chaser Of suit from 81. 90 to IS Is is en-
titled to q musical instrumar'. mud II
. purchaser OF q suit from $500 upward
is entitled to o brses bound snare drum
His men suits ranging from 1898 up tt
the satin lined for $2S are perfect beau
ties, and must be geen at the favorits
establish ment, northwest corner Fifth
and Mar ket streets, to be appreciated
Above all remember all the profit at
tached to the goods ia ~ per cent
above the cost to manufacture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
--~~~A
Refrigerators.

Cleaver s. Hollis are advertising q
very fine line Of Faraou's and Jewett's
refrigerators. The eeaton has come
when people want refrigerators. Trey
take the place OF CELLARS and vaults, are
an ornament to akt!chea, and FIJI up the
full measure OF waier cooleIs. These
refriGerGtors are held ri varieue prices
ranging from SIS 10 $50. Tbose who
wish 10 have iheir provisions kept cool
ard frssh should give Messra Cleaver &,
Roliig, 80 Market street, a cali.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

Powell, in the Third street market
has neither fine supply OF fab foT hii
patrt ne, ard to morrow morning hit
stalls W II be filed with fat, luscious
81 ad, but few hi urs from their native
elemt mt, which will be rivaled by deli
cious trout. In addition to these be hal
cat fitb, ee,s, sturgeon, and all otua,
yaltet.es Of ,he fnny tribe in season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
A Joint Canvass,

Immediately after his nomin alton,
Colonel W. o. Bradley, tho Repu blican
candidate Tor Governor OF Kentucky u
addressed lettor to General 8. b.
Buckner, the Democratic nominee, ask.
Ing for the arrangement of list OF ap
pointments for joint Canvass. General
Bnckner answered that he would per.
feet 70 plans until after the meeting OF
the Democratic State Central Commit.
tse, but expressing the belief that car.
lrangsments for a joint CANVASS will be
made satisfactory to all parties inter
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Station Agent Dead

John Mu!!e3, station agent ct Saulk-
land station, Lsndenbere branch 3. Il
r: railroad, died last evening at o 80
clook. aged about So Year,. He had
oee9 suffering wish acknowledges for q
good while past. lie leaves two dauGh
ters and three pors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
The Blow struck,

Penuoct 81 Forouau, .; n Iay: strucl
s blow as as hard tines and is Is 81 hn.d
hiah prizes for oio 9nair 1pssrons 10 " -
which VII cause rne't great jOg' 81 -
norror, In their navei nropvss ~ so
Vii tell you hog Snsy ,i pi
s w." their vel! made closiius'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

James Eoesinger, who resides neer
Newark, undertook to remove e rock in
one Of Ills tieids by charge OF dyns.
mite last Monday morning, when %
smfli piece OF stone struck one Of hia
eyea. causing great deal of pain. TIE
particle 'SSs removed By DE-, Bollack,
snt on his edvice hr. HossiuEer visited
Philadelphia for ostJoeLt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

George Allcon of Milltowp, Mil
Greek Hundred, VISITED our city TO-DAY
he is nearly ninety years of age, but still
remains quite active and cheerful lie is
q little troubled, however, about the
iature and tails of Offering his little place
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

Proud g. Merrick sold at Centre7ille
on Monday afternoon, Al COVE, ranging
in prico rom S35 10 sci, making ar
average OF S48. Pigs sold at ~ 60 Il
Si2 SEP. They will have another sal'
nm s,cn6 ay, June b.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17
Personal.

Rev. William, B. Gregg, stationed a,
Bethel, between Laurel AID Stafford, is
In the city calling upon fciends.
Mr.. Edward Dillon, of Toughkenanon,
Penna is visiting our city; he was In the
best OF spirits and Is looking well.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-17

To morrow promiees TO be from fair
TO partly cloudy with STATIONARY ter.
per&iura. Sir, liar conditions will proba
bly, prevail on Thursday.